Sarah lives in Brooklyn (when it's warm in New York) and the Dominican Republic (when it's not). She is a native Mainer, Red Sox fan, Harvard graduate, and Cards Against Humanity enthusiast, as well as a freelance editor and writer. Her book, THE LIFE-CHANGING MAGIC OF NOT GIVING A F*CK, is a national and international bestseller. Learn more at www.SarahKnightBooks.com. Follow her on Twitter @MCSnugz.
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When I was home for Christmas with my family, my husband was reading Seabiscuit by Laura Hillenbrand and narrating parts ...
While we at the Riot take some time off to rest and catch up on our reading, we’re re-running some of ...
I love good thrillers on television and in books. Lately I’ve been swooning over Fargo, the brilliant TV adaptation of the ...
It’s that time of year again. Time to light eight nights of candles and latke the good times roll! Or, time ...
I’ve read a lot of books. Thousands of books. I have loved a lot of them, hated some of them, ...
I’m somewhat allergic to the concept of political correctness for its own sake. I am, however, wide open to the ...
In his poem “To Sir Henry Wotton,” John Donne wrote: “More than kisses, letters mingle souls/For thus, friends absent speak.” ...
I’m just going to put this out there: John Irving is a total boss. Not every novel is a home ...
It’s hard to believe that one of my all-time favorite movies, Clue, came out in 1985. NINETEEN-EIGHTY-FIVE. That’s thirty years ...
I married a guy who didn’t crack a book ’til he was 30. Okay, that’s a bit of an exaggeration. ...
